F1 Considers European Races If Final Rounds Are Cancelled
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RaceFansWed 29 Jul · 11:04 UTCupdated Tue 18 Aug · 17:10 UTCSave0 commentscomments
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Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has indicated that the final two races of the season could be replaced with events in Europe. This decision would be contingent on the ongoing conflict in the Middle East affecting the scheduled races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi.
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Season to end in Europe if war continues - F1 bossFormula 1 president Stefano Domenicali says the 2026 championship will end in Europe if the conflict in the Middle East makes it impossible to hold the season-closing races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi.BBC SportFirst to reportRead →Wed 29 Jul · 11:04 UTC
Where in Europe should F1 race if the final two rounds cannot go ahead? | Debates and PollsFormula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has said F1 could replace its final two rounds with races in Europe, if they cannot go ahead.RaceFansRead →Sun 2 Aug · 07:30 UTCIn this story
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